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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1956

Page

3

Hoelscher Caplenger Vows In St Boniface Church

In Scipio on Sept 3, Lois Hoelscher and Dale Caplenger united in a double ring ceremony at St. Boniface. Rev Benedict officiated. pink and white gladioli decorated the altar. bridesmaids in peacock blue gowns. Attendants, ushers, and family members named. couple planned a wedding trip after a reception at the parish hall.

Lois Hoelscher Steve Hoelscher Richmond Dale’ Caplenger Cecil Caplenger Othello Wash St. Boniface Church Scipio Benedict Wichita Mary Bertram Bob Galloway Mar Elaine Pickett Beverly Miser Charles Hoelscher Newton Kenneth Pickett Lawrence Cathy Gary Yackle Warren Yackle Paola Clarence Hermreck Derby St. Boniface Hall

Socialette notices Mrs Hegberg leaves for Washington

Socialettes report Mrs C W Hegberg departs tomorrow for Pullman Washington to visit her daughter Dr and Mrs James Short and their children. She also plans to visit Capt Willard Hegberg stationed at McChord AFB in Tacoma and expects to be away at least three weeks.

C. W. Hegberg Pullman Wash James Short

Woman's Republic elects Mary Ferguson president

Woman's Republic club elected Miss Mary Ferguson as new president at yesterday's meeting where she read the Psalm of Life and outlined possibilities for the club year. Hostess was Mrs. J. T. Osburn, and retiring president Mrs. Mabel Holmes could not attend.

Mary Ferguson Woman's Republic Club J. T. Osburn Tom Crawford F. H. McCune Lucy Lee the Mines W. A. Fyfe B. L. Reinhardt George Standfast N. F. Shaw K.W. Williamson

Shirred Eggs with Tomato Sauce and Cheese Salad

A simple menu item for four servings. Shirred eggs baked in individual pie plates atop meatless tomato mushroom sauce, topped with cheddar. Heat sauce, portion, crack two eggs per dish, bake 25 minutes at 325. Serve hot with bread and pie plate bowls.

Ninth annual meeting of Pioneers at Stanton and Spring Ridge

One hundred twelve members attended the ninth annual meeting at Spring Ridge hall with a basket dinner and a dessert coffee service. Dike Dickerson led the business session as officers were re-elected and a $38.61 expense fund was noted. Gladys Anthony of Ottawa spoke on Quantrill and early Stanton history. Mrs. R. Manly showcased mini antique pieces. Visitors came from California Texas Wichita Kansas City Ottawa Rantoul Wellsville Paola Osawatomie and nearby towns.

Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers of Stanton Spring Ridge Spring Ridge Hall Dike Dickerson Dickerson Oren Croan Birdie Cowden Mark Anderson C. E. Hamlin Gladys Anthony Ottawa Quantrill Stanton R. Manly California Texas Wichita Kansas City Rantoul Wellsville Paola Osawatomie

Bridal Shower Honors Wilma Brown before October Nuptials

Bridal shower for Wilma Brown of Rantoul, soon to wed in October, was hosted at Mrs. H. L. Wilsons home with Mrs. H. L. Wilson and Mrs. H. L. Wilson assisting along with Mrs. J. T. Turner.Pink and green decor featured on gift table and in refreshments. Prizes awarded to Sharon Ball, Mrs. Howard Brown, and Mrs. Henry Brown. sister Carol Brown and Sharon Ball helped open gifts.

Wilma Brown Rantoul H. L. Wilson J. T. Turner Sharon Ball Howard Brown Henry Brown Carol Brown

Mothers' Club elects Mrs James Clark president

The Mothers' Club held its first meeting with Mrs James Clark presiding at Mrs Norris Burke's home on Monday. Sharon Burke performed a piano solo as members exchanged names for secret pals. Refreshment committee included Mrs Ralph Emerson Mrs Gerald Mease Mrs James Alexander and A E Keller. Eighteen members attended along with guests Mrs Lowell Gish Mrs Robert Bowline and Mrs William Luce.

James Clark Mothers’ Club Norris Burke Sharon Burke Clark Mmes Ralph Emerson Gerald Mease James Alexander A. E. Keller Lowell Gish Robert Bowline William Luce

Rodgers family noted in Rantoul lineage record

Casey Rodgers aged two is son of Mr and Mrs Donald Rodgers of Rantoul. He has brother Andy seven and sister Mindy Lee five. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Rodgers of Rantoul and Mr and Mrs J D Moon of Lane. Great grandmother is Mrs F S Moon of Paola. Wright Studio Photo. Cigarette consumption in Italy has more than doubled in the last twenty years.

Casey Donald Rodgers Rantoul Andy Mindy Lee W.H. Rodgers J. D. Moon Lane F. S Moon Paola Wright Studio

Historic cave near Bridgeport unearthed as 8000-year habitation

An excavation of a limestone cave near Bridgeport Alabama reveals it was a human habitation dating back about eight millennia. The find adds to regional archaeology records and may shed light on early inhabitants and their tools.

Bridgeport Ala

Mud Creek Social Hosts Kansas Quiz Night Winners

Mud Creek Social club was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Lyman Geiseman. Winners in contests about rivers and cities of Kansas were Mrs. Bill Suttles and Mrs. R. E. Turner, with Turner in charge of business. Serving helper was Mrs. Fred Scott. Visitors included Mrs. Suttles, Mrs. Ed Dial, and Mrs. Art Ogle with children Shirley, Robert Phillips, Sharon McClure, and Janet Sue Goodwin. Other members listed include Mrs. Frank Mages, Goodwin, Gail Calkins, Bob Phillips, and Walter Willis.

Mud Creek Lyman Geiseman Kansas Bill Suttles R. E. Turner Turner Fred Scott Suttles Ed Dial Art Ogle Shirley Robert Phillips Sharon McClure Janet Sue Goodwin Frank Mages Goodwin Gail Calkins Bob Phillips Walter Willis

Flash Freezing Shrimp Cuts Freezing Time Two Minutes

A new flash freezing method freezes foods like shrimp at sixty degrees below zero in two minutes. It prevents ice crystals that tear package walls and cause moisture and flavor loss. The individually frozen shrimp require no thawing and can go directly into the pot. Ottawa churches welcome you.

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Kctivities Lois Smith Women’s Page Mrs. Dale Caplenger Muecke Studio Dean Berlin Fere Universal Gas Ranges the Keen Co Lesa S. Main Woman's Republic AP News Jim Meyer Evelyn Sutherland Meyer J. J. Meyer Parkview Memorial Church Santa Ana Calif Corona del Mar Eastwood Ave York, Pa U. S. Rubber Co Williamsburg High School Air Force National Cash Register Co Italy The Kansas Loan Co W. Tecumseh P. O. Box N. N. Circle W. EB Hogan Happy Hours Bill Wheeler Bert Grove Ivan McFadden Allays ‘Soroptimists V.E.W. Auxiliary League .of Women Voters B. E. Haley Montag Mount Pleasant Wade Morris Howard Mannen Sale Optometrists Arvid Berglund, C.D Optometrist Olin G. Wollen, C.D A. G. Madison, D.D Medical Directory J. F. Barr, M. D Rodney McClay, D.D Php Bennett Pho Geo. W. Davis M.D Frank A. Trump, M.D R. C. Capron Louis N. Speer James BE. Wallen, M Obstetrics and General Medicine Colon H.N Zellner Bidg Malcolm A. Jones Kas David G. Laury, M R. A. Gollier, M.D Henning Bros Sylva Lofgreen, M.D Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D Physicians and Surgeons R. S. Roberts, M.D Joe Ote Snane Eyes Prierie Joe W. Selby W. I. Conger S. Hickory Don Collins Insemination Tech Diversified Services ING Hazen L. Richardson Malin Ottawa, Kansas Roy Taylor, Jr Artificial Breeding Company American Breeders’ Service Harold Peffly D.V.M R. A. Bruce Res Main-Bell Drug Store N. Main TVA Mud Creek Social Chiropractors Hugh Campbell Paul S. Hughes S. M. Brockway Don L. McKelvey Bennett Bldg Merchants Finance Corp., Inc Jack Keller Dale Carnegie North American Harold Abbott Russell Crites
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